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Brønnøysund Register Centre

Look up any Norwegian company or organisation in the official registers of the Brønnøysund Register Centre (Brønnøysundregistrene).

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Triggers

Start a workflow when something happens in Brønnøysund Register Centre.

  • Brønnøysund New Company RegisteredTriggers when a new company or organisation enters Norway's Central Coordinating Register for Legal Entities, optionally only of one organisation form, in one municipality or in one industry, with the new company's record
  • Brønnøysund Company UpdatedTriggers when the register publishes an update to a company you watch, such as a new address, name or status, a bankruptcy or a deletion, with the fields that changed and their new values

Actions

Steps a workflow can run in Brønnøysund Register Centre.

  • Search companiesSearch Norway's register of companies and organisations by name, organisation form, municipality, industry, postcode, size, registration or founding date, and status (bankrupt, being wound up, VAT registered, in the Register of Business Enterprises). Use it to build a lead list ('IT consultancies in Oslo with 5 or more employees'), to find the company behind a name, or to see who registered this week. Every result carries its organisation number for the other actions.
  • Get a companyGet a Norwegian company's or organisation's full record from its organisation number: name, status, organisation form, industry, address, employees, founding and registration dates, share capital, VAT and business register status, and former names. A number nobody has comes back as not found rather than failing, so it doubles as a check that a supplier's or customer's number is real.
  • Get a company's rolesSee who runs a company: its chief executive, chair, board members and deputies, auditor, accountant, proprietor or partners, with each person's date of birth or each company's organisation number. The chief executive, chair, auditor and accountant also come back as fields of their own, ready for the next step.
  • List roles a company holds in othersTurn a company around: list the other companies it is the auditor, accountant, board member, partner or owner municipality of. Use it to see every client of an audit or accounting firm, or every partnership a company is in.
  • Get a corporate groupMap the corporate group a company belongs to: the top parent and every subsidiary under it, one row each with its level, its parent and the parent's share. Ask with any company in the group, the parent or a subsidiary. A company in no group comes back as not found.
  • Search sub-entitiesSearch the sites and branches companies run (sub-entities, or underenheter): every shop, office and plant has its own organisation number. Narrow by name, the company that runs them, municipality, industry, postcode, start date and size. Use it to list a chain's shops in a town, or every workplace a company has.
  • Get a sub-entityGet one site or branch from its own organisation number: its name, location, industry, employees, start date and the company that runs it. A number that is not a sub-entity comes back as not found.
  • List company updatesRead the register's feed of new, changed and deleted companies and organisations since a moment you choose, each with its name, the kind of change and which fields changed (in English) with their new values. Use it on a schedule to keep a CRM or a supplier list in step with the register.
  • List sub-entity updatesRead the register's feed of new, changed and deleted sites and branches since a moment you choose, with the name of each and which fields changed. Use it to hear about new shops, offices and closures.
  • List role changesList the companies whose roles changed since a moment you choose: a new chief executive, board, auditor or accountant. The feed says which company and when; follow it with 'Get a company's roles' to see who holds each role now.
  • Get annual accountsRead the key figures of a company's filed annual accounts from the Register of Company Accounts: revenue, operating profit, profit before tax, net profit, assets, equity and liabilities, for the company alone or its group, with whether they were audited. The register publishes the last three years. Use it to score a lead or check a supplier's health.
  • List annual report PDFsList the years whose filed annual accounts can be downloaded as a PDF, with a download link for each: a copy of the accounts exactly as the company filed them, for the years the register has scanned or received digitally.
  • Get a non-profit organisationLook up an organisation in the Register of Non-Profit Organisations (Frivillighetsregisteret): whether and since when it is registered, what kind of organisation it is, its bank account, and whether it takes part in Norsk Tipping's grassroots share. An organisation that is not in that register comes back as not found.
  • List organisation formsList every organisation form the register uses, such as AS (private limited company), ENK (sole proprietorship) or FLI (association), with its Norwegian and English name. Use the codes to filter a search or to read a record.
  • List municipalitiesList Norway's municipalities with the four-digit numbers the register files addresses under, optionally narrowed to names containing some text. Use it to turn a town's name into the number a search or a trigger takes.

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